At Prep Zone Academy, we have successfully helped numerous students prepare for these interviews every year and secure offers to both medical schools. During your MMI Preparation session with our admissions experts, you will be…
Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) Preparation
Prepare For Your Medical School Interview With Prep Zone Academy
- exposed to near-identical conditions that you would encounter in your medical interview
- provided with written feedback after each session addressing weaknesses
- reviewing the plethora of possible question scenarios that may come up
- exploring methods to approach the main question areas strategically
Upcoming MMI Simulation(s)
- Date(s): 17 December 2022
- Total Duration: 10:00AM – 12:00NN, 2 hours (including orientation and an introduction to the MMI format)
- Number of Stations: 5 – 6 stations
- Number of Attendees: Maximum 10 attendees – spots are limited to ensure that you get the most out of the simulation. Priority will be given on a first-come first-served basis.
- Location: Online
All participants at Prep Zone’s MMI simulations will receive a comprehensive report with feedback on each of their mini interviews. Additionally, you can setup individual consultation sessions to improve on your weaknesses with our admissions consultations.
MMI Registration
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Overview
For all applicants to local medical schools, interviews play a huge role in the application process. Both Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine and LKC School of Medicine host Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) (also called Focused Skills Assessment by NUS) on campus in April.
You will need to sit through Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) as the last stage of your admissions process. In addition to your motivation, schools want to know about your background, extracurricular activities and even understanding of healthcare issues and ethics.
There will be 5-6 timed interview stations, each examining specific characteristics of the candidate. The station can be a mini-interview or performance of a focused task. In addition to your motivation for medicine, these stations will involve questions on leadership skills, extracurricular activities and even understanding of healthcare issues and ethics. The stations with tasks may involve puzzles, picture analysis and role-play. Some stations may also involve teamwork with other students.
